| ROHAN SPONG documentary + film + music video + photography | |||
| THE SONGS THEY SANG Rohan's second feature length documentary, THE SONGS THEY SANG tells the story of the amazing music composed and performed by the oppressed Jewish people of Vilna Ghetto during WWII. A "work in progress" edit screened at the Bayside Film Festival, on July 14th 2010 [opening night film] and then the 15th, followed by an audience Q+A. After two sellout houses, it was screened a third time by popular demand. The final version (90 mins, presented in Dolby 5.1 Surround) is currently being readied for a number of international film festivals. Bayside Film Festival Official Site |
MOONLITE Rohan's independent feature film MOONLITE wrapped in May of 2010. MOONLITE is a graphic noval style depiction of the life and times of queer Australian bushranger Captain Moonlite. Filmed on greenscreen, the impressive film cast includes Tasma Walton, Barry Crocker, Val Jellay, Ian Roberts and a musical performance by Abby Dobson. The extensive post production has commenced. Photographs from the shoot Official Site |
MUSIC VIDEOS Melbourne singer songwriter Georgia Fields has been collaborating with Rohan on some quirky music videos to accompany her independent releases. Watch 'Something Borrowed, Something Blue' Watch 'One Finger' |
T IS FOR TEACHER T IS FOR TEACHER is Rohan Spong's first feature length documentary. It charts the experiences of four American school teachers as they transition from male to female. The critically acclaimed work screened at many international film festivals in 2009-10. It was named amongst two Australian reviewers best films of 2009. Official Site |
Rohan is currently seeking further investment in order to shoot a third feature length documentary, with one of the subjects of THE SONGS THEY SANG, in New York City in Nov 2010. |
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